I have just read an article about how earth has lost 28 trillion tonnes of ice in 30-years. This is of course truly alarming and a threat to the way of life of tens of millions of people and countless wildlife if it continues at such a pace.
On a less dramatic but still worrying note, we could also lose beautiful landscapes for ever, such as seen in these pictures from my January 2018 visit to Northern Norway.
Pictures show:Scene on the bus journey from Narvik to Tromso, NorwayDog Sledding near Tromso, NorwayReindeer Sledding near Tromso, NorwayOfotfjord, Narvik, NorwaySnowshoeing Mrs Wilbur & Kiki, Narvik, NorwayFrozen Water, Narvik, NorwayOur Train at Narvik Station, NorwayOfotfjord, Narvik in NorwayReindeer, Tromso, NorwayScene on the bus journey from Narvik to Tromso, NorwayScene on the bus journey from Fauske to Narvik, NorwayFrozen Waterfall, Arctic Circle, Norway
Scene on the bus journey from Narvik to Tromso, Norway
I was going to be visiting Norway and Russia this year, but everything change with the virus. They are still on my bucket list, and I look forward to going there.
I was going to be visiting Norway and Russia this year, but everything change with the virus. They are still on my bucket list, and I look forward to going there.
Hope you can soon.
Hello.
Very cool post. Reindeer in this post differ from ours in Finland.
Happy new week.